RAJ Kumar/ KAMI FUND DRIVE

This is a repost of other thread so we can share great photos from raj kumar blades...

Rajkumar's Indonesian sword is getting some attention lately. Here's a thread about it:

First some pics:

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This sword far exceeded the high expectations I already had from seeing the smallish pics Auntie posted. A true work of art in blade, handle, and scabbard. Even the hilt is detailed like the blade. The handiwork by Rajkumar is again wondrous to admire.:thumbup:
It is also immediately noticeable upon picking it up that this is a very serious hacking type of weapon. The balance point is a full 4 & 1/2 inches from the hilt, with a long enough handle at 8 inches to allow you use a 1 or 2 handed grip very effectively to swing it with full force.
Sorry no pics of me chopping up stuff with this beauty. I can't bring myself to do it yet, she is too pretty to mar up the blade. Zombiebrainz might the first thing this blade tastes besides mineral oil.:D



www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php/843187-HI-Indonesia-Sword-DOD-for-4-19-a-few-thoughts-and-pics
 
oh desire, you are a awful thing-- no helping this, I want one bad-- just like that!
 
In that HI shop video, Rajkumar was making the knife pictured below.
Rajkumar's Fish Knife
Length 20"
Weight 42 ounces (!)

Check out the fish tail, and the scales on the handle.

Finally received the Fish Knife by Rajkumar a few days ago. All I can say about this one is that it's a beast!...
Here's some pics, along with my 2 other big HI's, the recently acquired Kumar Garud, and my faithful Santosh M43 user.

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Another example of Rajkumar's work, the Chitlangi Bhanduk Knife.
This one was special ordered by JayGoliath:

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Kami: Rajkumar the Prince
Model: Himalayan Imports Chitlangi Bhanduk (Rifle Chitlangi)
Steel: spring
OAL: 21”, full tang with 4 rivets.
Weight: 26Oz with the leather scabbard
Handle length: 7.5” of Sisau wood
Belly width: 2.3” with a “tear-drop” fuller for weight reduction.
secondary bevel height: 0.6”
Spine thickness: 0.275”
Balance point: right in the middle of the arc, a true fighting sword.


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I have 2 customs coming in this month and have committed to Auntie on both of them. Good cause. Thanks for the thread.
 
Gehazi, thank you for the Rajkumar post.
I have received donationtions from forumites and I would like to thank you all for your kind supports to our Rajkumar Kami.
 
Gehazi, thank you for the Rajkumar post.
I have received donations from forumites and I would like to thank you all for your kind supports to our Rajkumar Kami.
 
no thanks necessary, auntie, we are happy to support the kami , the company and you !
 
and thanks to phil for picking up the steve tall cak, and ndog for picking up the charity gelbu-- thanks everyone, and please don't hesitate to make small donations whenever you can :D
 
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